And bills must be paid. So it’s back to work I go. Firstly, PC Authority’s published some tips on getting the most out of the iPhone’s GPS: Amazing apps for your phone: How to make the most out of your iPhone’s GPS: “Still relying on Google Maps to get around? Here’s a quick summary of […]
Man, I’d kill for a CD copy of Fuzzbox’s Big Bang, even though it will make me feel rather old. Damn. I just had to go and look up when it came out. Twenty years ago. Now I do feel old, even though one of the staff at Master Five’s preschool commented this morning that
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Wow. An on-topic song lyric (and one of the better tracks off a remarkably poor Prince album. Then again, the numbers of those are starting to stack up…) In any case, the lyric suits today’s — well, yesterday’s, but I got busy entertaining hordes of screaming seven year olds yesterday, and couldn’t blog it up
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Ah, Albequerque — perhaps the Weird Al song I’ve used most for subject lines. Being over ten minutes long doesn’t hurt any in terms of lyric choices, of course. What probably does hurt me is my diet, specifically junk food. On Sunday, I was having lunch with my esteemed brother in the local food court,
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First story off the cab ranks, at APCMag.com. And in a shock move, it involves Apple. Well, sorta. I may well end up hearing from Apple’s army of lawyers over this one… Fake Phil Schiller: what Apple has in store for 2009: “We intercepted Fake Phil Schiller sneaking in to Steve Jobs’ carspot at Cupertino
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I’m not sure about that song. I mean, it either implies that Bono’s been out nicking street signs, or that he’s hopelessly lost. Or possibly he wants to become hopelessly lost. I’m neither — at the moment — although I do feel rather like I’m a walking case study in staying awake through the re-application
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No, really, there is. Well, there is if you’re looking out my dining room window, anyway. Your windows may vary. Speaking of variance, what’s the least varied thing I could be writing about today? If you answered “Modem emulation on a VIC 20 RS-232 Port“, then you couldn’t be more wrong, and I’d suggest that
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Why does Monday morning keep rolling around? Couldn’t it just, for once, keep itself to itself? I guess if the LHC does go awry, it might well do, were that not largely poppycock. Oh well. Recent illnesses have put me behind the self-promotion ball, something that needs correction right away. If not sooner. Except that,
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Well, sort of. If you’ve got a very short attention span, Yahoo!7 has an abbreviated version of my iPhone 3G review (with some very, very weird formatting, at least as I see it) up. You can read all about in in less than ten seconds here.
C’mon… you know the Onion will be doing it. In the meantime — an iPhone story! What a shock! This time, at PC Authority: Vodafone confirms iPhone prices, Telstra reveals which shops are stocking: “Low-cost monthly repayments are good, but 24-month plans seem mandatory. Plus, why we’re worried about Telstra’s iPhone plans.”
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